Sentence examples for influential car from inspiring English sources

Automakers that loan next year's car models to influential car bloggers to test drive are just one example, he says.

Auto Motor und Sport, perhaps the most influential car magazine for German buyers, went even further: "The days when the Passat easily won all the comparison tests," it said, "are over for now".

Given the fact that Ford has just bought Volvo, and owns Jaguar, Mazda, and Aston Martin, as well as the Ford, Mercury, and Lincoln nameplates — and that Mays is responsible for the look of every car the company produces — he may well be the most influential car designer on the planet.

Its other hires include Tim Gudgel, who helped design Apple's retail stores, and influential car designer Chris Bangle.

Drew Winter, the editor of Ward's Auto World, an influential car magazine, tells me, "There is a growing subculture of people that are really into getting high mileage.

Considered one of the world's most renowned and influential car designers in recent times, 58-year-old Stephenson's portfolio includes iconic designs such as the BMW X5, New MINI, Ferrari F430, Maserati MC12 and McLaren P1.

DS are letters that spell "Citroën", as well as Deese – or goddess – loud and clear, and have done so since the mid-1950s when the legendary Citroen DS, one of the most stylish and influential cars ever built, made its debut at the Salon de Paris on 5 October 1955.

Officials' failure to open an investigation last month after the car crash involving the Lukoil executive, Anatoly Barkov, prompted outrage among the victims' family members, journalists and Russia's influential automobile activists, who suspected a police cover-up to protect Mr. Barkov.

Eye-catching Namib desert locales provide end-of-world backdrops, while layer-cake vehicle designs (cars bolted on to cars bolted on to trucks) turn everything into a mobile pile-up from the outset, with cheeky nods to Peter Weir's influential The Cars that Ate Paris.

From any angle, the new 5 displays the "flame surfacing" — a tense battle between concave and convex shapes, influenced by the architect Frank Gehry — that made Mr. Bangle the world's most influential and controversial car designer.

"There were enough enthusiasts in the country, mainly from the Old World, still closely connected to Britain and Europe, who were very influential in sports car clubs in Canada, mainly Ontario, and they brought it to Mosport, and that introduced a lot of fans to the sport," said Gerald Donaldson, a Canadian writer and journalist who has covered Formula One since the 1970s.